Top Things to do in Alcoy
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The 9 Best Things to Do in Alcoy, Spain
Discover the best top things to do in Alcoy, Spain including MUBOMA Museo de Bomberos, Circulo Industrial, MAF Museu Alcoia de la Festa, Iglesia de San Jorge, Museu Arqueologic Municipal Camil Visedo Molto, Lluna Cerveses Bio, Santuario de Maria Auxiliadora de Alcoy, Centro de Interpretacion Turistica Explora, Castillo de Barchell.
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1. MUBOMA Museo de Bomberos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Muboma Fire Museum has nothing to do with Alcoy Walking Tour on the Modernist Rout. MUBOMA is the first firefighters museum in the Valencian Community and aims to show the importance of this profession. By visiting the different rooms and looking into the glass cabinets, visitors can see some of the tools and technical and human resources that have enabled the development of this profession over time. The museum is structured thematically. Visitors are guided through a new and interactive space which includes a number of audiovisuals, texts and panels grouped by themes, from the birth and evolution of the industry in Alcoy, to its link with the origin and development of the firefighter profession. During your visit to the MUBOMA you will be able to see the material elements that enable firefighters to do their jobs. You will learn about the different methods for putting out fires, the importance of fire and water and the evolution of the tools that make this profession possible.
Reviewed By Clive R - Royal Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom
We were delighted by the wonderful exorbitant on offer and spent longer here than we intended. Loved the old fire trucks and all the history about the Spanish fire service, great for family's. Housed in what was an old building which has been refurbished following...MoreThank you so much for your opinion. It is a great help to improve our service.
2. Circulo Industrial
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4.5 based on 69 reviews
Maravilloso ejemplo de edificio modernista, perfectamente conservado y que se visita gratuitamente.
Reviewed By mjs03 - Valencia, Spain
This is somewhat similar to Valencia´s "ateneo". It is a beautiful building and the rooms are still in use. We especially liked the library...just beautiful. After our visit, we had lunch in "La Gruta", which is located on the same grounds...just great! Worth the visit when in Alcoy!
3. MAF Museu Alcoia de la Festa
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4.5 based on 59 reviews
The renovated Museum of the Festa Alcoià contribution involves cutting edge of St. George Association to maintain the traditions alive and essences of the Moors and Christians, using the most advanced technologies. An educational and entertaining stroll through memory and history of a people.
Reviewed By 26zara - Grenada
With Alcoy holding the oldest Moors & Christians festival, this is definitely the place to visit to gain a whole experience whilst not actually seeing the event live yet. The history is explained before you get to see all the individuals costumes through the years that have been collected. They are amazing to see. Unfortunately for us there was no English translator available, good job we went with friends...
4. Iglesia de San Jorge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Clive R - Royal Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom
Like many churches in Spain looked lovely from the outside. However it does not prepare you for the interior, stunning architecture with brightly coloured murals and painting adorn the inside. We spent half an hour walking open mouthed enjoying this little gem.
This church is well worth a visit so make sure you arrive when it is open to soak up it's splendour.
5. Museu Arqueologic Municipal Camil Visedo Molto
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4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Clive R - Royal Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom
Loads of interesting artifacts and information about the local area. We were the only people visiting and the gentleman looking after the place was itching to show us around. We spent a very pleasant 45 mins being guided around and found out so much more than if we had walked around ourselves.
6. Lluna Cerveses Bio
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Organic Microbrewery with Tap room, opening in laboral hours. We offer concerted visits with the description of the process of elaboration and tasting of our beers. Price: 10 €/person
Reviewed By Marina R - Valencia, Spain
Cerveses Lluna es un lugar que intentamos visitar siempre que podemos. María y David siempre te atienden con una sonrisa, te explican la elaboración de sus cervezas y, además, te hacen una cata degustación de las mismas. Las cervezas son de las mejores que se elaboran en la zona. Increíble lugar para visitar con los amigos o la pareja.
7. Santuario de Maria Auxiliadora de Alcoy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By carlos s - Valencia, Spain
Es la iglesia de los salesianos de Alcoy. Se encuentra cerca de la universidad UPV, en una bonita plaza. Construida en los años 40 del siglo pasado. Muy destacables los grandes murales de las capillas algunos de 200 m2, llama la atención el referente a moros y cristianos del pintor Castañer en el que aparecen más de 40 ciudadanos de la villa, el mismo artista se encuentra sobre el camello.
8. Centro de Interpretacion Turistica Explora
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By JULIO60Torrevieja - Torrevieja
Es una forma de conocer Alcoy, su historia, sus fiestas, a través de algún vídeo explicativo, y de expositores. Podrás ver sus fiestas de moros y cristianos, la famosa cabalgata de reyes e incluso ver una película de títeres. Muy interesante. El precio es simbólico, un euro.
9. Castillo de Barchell
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Дмитрий М - Korolev, Russia
Не далеко от города Алкой по дороге CV 795 находится замок Барчель. замок находится на небольшом, местами скалистом, поросшим соснами холме в 500 метрах от дороги. В настоящее время в замке идут реставрационные работы. От замка осталось квадратное строение и примыкающая стена. В мае окрестные поля раскрашены цветущими маками,
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